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Visual Basic.NET by Example
- By Bob P. Donald, Gabriel Oancea
- Published Feb 14, 2006 by Que.
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Description
- Copyright 2003
- Pages: 976
- Edition: 1st
- eBook (Adobe DRM)
- ISBN-10: 0-7686-5517-X
- ISBN-13: 978-0-7686-5517-9
Visual Basic.NET by Example helps the reader learn Visual Studio.NET as well as how the language interacts with the .NET framework and other Visual Studio programming languages. Using this book, the reader will learn to build stand alone applications or applications and services which run within Microsoft's .NET Framework. This book explains each topic using real code examples to illustrate the VB.NET language and teaches in an easy-to-use tutorial manner.
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Table of Contents
(NOTE: Each chapter concludes with Reviewing It, Checking It, and Applying It sections.)
Introduction.
I. FIRST STEPS IN VISUAL STUDIO.NET ENVIRONMENT.
1. Overview of the Environment.Introduction. Tour of Visual Studio .NET.
2. Creating the First Application.Introduction. Creating a New Project. A Tour of the Generated Project.
3. Compiling and Running the Application.Building the Project. Build Messages. Building and Rebuilding. Running the Application. Under the Covers.
4. Visual Basic .NET Project Types.Windows Application. Class Library. Windows Control Library. ASP.NET Web Application. ASP.NET Web Service. Web Control Library. Console Application. Windows Service. Empty Project. Empty Web Project.
II. LANGUAGE BASICS.
5. Language Description.Introduction to Programming. Programming Languages. Structure of a Visual Basic Project. Identifiers, Literals, Keywords, and Whitespace. Comments.
6. Fundamental Data Types.Numeric Data Types. Boolean Data Type. String and Char Data Types. Date Data Type. Other Data Types.
7. Data Conversion and Expressions.Implicit Data Conversion. Explicit Data Conversion. In-place Operators. Comparison Operators. Boolean Operators. Expressions and Operator Precedence.
8. Arrays, Enumerations, and Structures. Arrays. Enumerations. Structure Declaration. Using the Structured Data Types.9. Control Statements.
The If Statement. The Select Case Statement. The For Loop. The Do Loop. The While Loop.
10. Subroutines and Functions.Introduction to Structured Programming. Subroutines. Functions. Scope and Lifetime.
11. Introduction to Debugging and Exception Handling.Preparing to Debug a Program. Stepping through Code. Structured Exception Handling (SEH). Unstructured Exception Handling.
12. Microsoft .NET Framework-Assemblies and Namespaces.Software Development Life Cycle. Assemblies. Namespaces. Useful Namespaces.
III. WORKING WITH OBJECTS.
13. Objects and Classes-Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming.Introduction to Objects and Classes. Defining a Class in Visual Basic .NET. Class Fields. Class Constructors.
14. Properties.What Are Properties? The Property Statement. Using Properties. Parameterized Properties. Fields and Properties.
15. Methods.Class Methods Defined. Method Overloading. Using Methods.
16. Shared Class Members. <